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The geographical distribution of tremellaceous fungi in Poland

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Władysław Wojewoda
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The geographical distribution of the Polish tremellaceous fungi is discussed in this paper. The list of localities and the maps of the distribution of 60 Polish species (45 of Tremellales, 13 of Auriculariales and 2 of Septobasidiales) are given. The author distinguishes several geographical elements, and describes the vertical distribution of these fungi. This paper is a supplement to "Fungi (Mycota)", vol. 8, Polish Flora (Wojewoda 1977).
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